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Daily Archives: January 6, 2016
“I Grow More Intense as I Age.”
In earlier posts I discussed a passage in George Eliot’s novel The Mill on the Floss in which Eliot suggested that, compared to the young, the middle-aged are “half-passionate” while the elderly are “merely contemplative,” that is, without any passion at … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, elderly, Florida Scott-Maxwell, meaning, older adults
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Beyond Halfway 